Sleep Number Corporation

Select Comfort Corporation

Graco Minnesota Inc.

Sleepiq Labs Inc.

Select Comfort Retail Corporation

Sleep Number Corporation Et Al.

Reconrobotics, Inc.

Bam Labs, Inc.

Sleep Number Corporation and Select Comfort Retail Corporation

Wade Daniel Palashewski

Rob Nunn

Steven Jay Young

Carl C Hewitt

Eric Stephen Rose

Robert Erko

Matthew Wayne Tilstra

Kody Lee Karschnik

Samuel Hellfeld

Robert Nunn

Gordan Redzic

Mark T Weinberger

Cory Lee Grabinger

Stacy Stusynski

Yi-ching Chen

Saurabh Chhaparwal

Mark L Bauck

Yuri Zhovnirovsky

Carl Hewitt

Steven Young

John McGuire

Omid Sayadi

Ramazan Demirli

Jerry Boyer

Yi-Ching Chen

Christopher M Lange

John Klesk

Bruce William Gaunt

Chee Nong Yang

Jeff Ingham

David M Behrens

Vu K Nguyen

Kody Karshnik

John C Holman

Alex J Kossett

Anthony John Shakal

Matthew Max Griffith

Aran Brosnan

Caleb Siffring

Reuben Wesley Meline

Cristina Marie Jocson

Zaixing You

Jin Tian

Lori MacLachlan

Alexander Norell

Xueshui Wu

David Smith

Lihui Gao

Anthony J Gargano

Scott F Hill

Ernest Langdon

Thomas R Larson

Qing Fu

Brian J Zumbolo

Dillon Pedersen

Paul Groschen

Daniel VerBockel

Matthew Griffith

A sleep system comprises an air posturizing module having a case, the case comprising a first case section extending medially along a length of the case to define a movable first section, a second case section adjacent to the first case section and extending along a length of the case to define a movable second section, a third case section defining a third posturing section, a fourth case section extending medially along a length of the case to define a movable third section, and a fifth case section extending medially along a length of the case to define a movable fourth section. One or more first air chambers are carried in the first, third and fourth case sections to provide a first sleep area, and one or more second air chambers are carried in the second, third, and fifth module sections to provide a second sleep area.

Adjustable bed system with split head and split foot configuration

A bed can include a mattress and a foot warming system. The mattress can include a mattress cover and a support structure that is positioned under and covered by the mattress cover. The foot warming system can include a heating unit an envelope, a power source, and an electrical connector electrically connecting the heating unit to the power source. The heating unit can be positioned inside the envelope between the envelope top and the envelope bottom. The heating unit and the envelope can be positioned at a foot of the bed under mattress cover between the support structure and the mattress cover.

Bed with foot warming system

A data processing system is configured to sense a pressure readings of an air-mattress. If the pressure readings are below a target pressure value representing a desired pressure for the air-mattress, the data processing system can transmit, to an air-pump, first instructions to increase the air pressure of the air mattress and determine a replacement value representing the amount of air pumped into the air mattress by the air-pump. The data processing system can compare the replacement value to a slow-leak threshold and to a catastrophic-leak threshold. The data processing system can, responsive to a determination that the replacement value is greater than the slow-leak value and less than the catastrophic-leak value, transmit, to the air-pump, second instructions to increase the air pressure of the air mattress to replace air in the air mattress lost to a slow leak so as to maintain the desired pressure for the air-mattress.

Diagnostics of bed and bedroom environment

A system can include a bed having a mattress, a sensor, and the data processing device. The sensor is configured to sense a feature of the mattress and transmit readings to a data processing device. The data processing device includes a processor and is configured to receive the readings from the sensor and determine if the readings i) indicate a user presence on the mattress and ii) indicate the user intends to sleep. The data processing device is configured to transmit a command to a peripheral controller responsive to determining that the readings i) indicate user presence on the mattress and ii) indicate the user intends to sleep.

Bed system having controller for an air mattress

Historical sleep metrics are accessed. Historical sensor data is accessed. Incidences of low quality sleep experienced by the user are identified. Particular environmental conditions that affected the user during the incidences of low quality sleep are identified. A corrective plan that specifies a change to an environmental control system to reduce the particular environmental conditions is created. The behavior of the environmental control system is modified such that the environmental control system reduces the particular environmental conditions when the user sleeps in the bed.

Automation for improved sleep quality

A mattress system can include a foam layer positioned proximate a mattress top and having a head end, a foot end, and opposite lateral ends, a mattress core positioned under the foam layer, and a sensor strip. The sensor strip can include a carrier strip and a plurality of sensors attached to the carrier strip and spaced apart from each other in a longitudinal direction of the carrier strip. The carrier strip can be configured to be releasably attached to the foam layer. The carrier strip can also extend between the opposite lateral ends of the foam layer.

Bed sensors

A method and system may include transmitting a signal to a pump of an air mattress to set the pressure of the air mattress to an initial pressure; receiving, at a central controller, a user preference condition for an automatic adjustment of the pressure in the air mattress; receiving, at the central controller, an indication that the air mattress is empty; and based on determining that the user preference condition has been met and receiving the indication: detecting a change in the pressure of the air mattress beyond a threshold value; and based on the detection, adjusting the pressure of the air mattress to the initial pressure.

Inflatable air mattress autofill and off bed pressure adjustment

This disclosure describes, among other things, techniques for waking a user by changing the user's sleep environment. In one example, a method includes receiving, at a central controller of an air mattress system, at least one user alarm setting, generating, via the central controller, at least one instruction based on the received user alarm setting, and transmitting, from the central controller, the at least one instruction to a first component of the air mattress system to adjust a feature of the first component.

Mattress control system

Mattress controller with alert system

If a user enters a bed, a sensor in the pump of the bed can detect the user's presence in the bed.

Bed with user weight tracking

A foundation for a bed system can include a foundation structure having a head, a foot, a first side, and a second side. An air pump configured for supplying air to and inflating at least one mattress air chamber can be housed within the foundation structure proximate the foot of the foundation structure. A control box and a central power hub can be housed within the foundation structure. The central power hub can be electrically connected to and configured to deliver electrical power to each of the air pump, the control box, and one or more additional electrical components. The foundation can optionally integrate other components into the foundation.

Bed with integrated components and features

Bed system having mattress and wake-up control system

In one example, this disclosure describes a method including receiving, at a central controller of an air mattress system, a plurality of air pressure value, determining a plurality of average values using the plurality of the received air pressure values, calculating a difference value between a first one of the plurality of average values and a second one of the plurality of average values, comparing the difference value to a threshold value, determining, based on the comparison, whether a user of the air mattress system moved.

Bed system having central controller using pressure data

A mattress can include one or more layers of foam material, an adjustable air layer including an air bladder, and a valve. The valve can be fluidically connected to the air bladder and configured to regulate pressure of the air bladder in response to actuation. Some embodiments can include a foam material positioned inside the air bladder.

Mattress with adjustable firmness

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Andover, MN, United States of America

Wade Daniel Palashewski